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Configure env (required before pnpm dev — without EB_PROVISIONER the app

Embedded Browser stack (required for any test run)

The dev app runs on the host while EB pods are dynamically provisioned into a local k3d cluster — one EB per test. Without pnpm stack running, no test can execute or record.

pnpm stack           # create k3d cluster, build + import the EB image
pnpm stack:status    # cluster + EB jobs + host /api/health
pnpm stack:logs      # tail EB pod logs
pnpm stack:refresh   # rebuild the EB image after editing packages/embedded-browser
pnpm stack:stop      # delete the cluster

The .env.local keys the EB stack requires (already added by the Quick Start block above):

EB_PROVISIONER=kubernetes
EB_NAMESPACE=lastest
EB_IMAGE=lastest-embedded-browser:latest
LASTEST_URL=http://host.k3d.internal:3000
SYSTEM_EB_TOKEN=<openssl rand -hex 32>
DATABASE_URL=postgresql://lastest:lastest@localhost:5432/lastest

Note on defaults: EB_PROVISIONER defaults to 'none' in code, so omitting it lets pnpm dev start cleanly but every test will silently fail to provision an EB. Always set it for any environment that runs tests.

See k8s/ and scripts/k3d-*.sh for the manifests and bootstrap scripts.

Requirements

• Docker: Docker 20+ with Compose v2
• Node.js: 18+ and pnpm 10.x
• Required for running/recording tests: k3d ≥ 5.6, kubectl, openssl (the EB stack — no local-Playwright fallback)

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Build Once, Run Forever

Tests are recorded or generated once, then stored as code. Every subsequent run re-executes the same code, captures new screenshots, and diffs them against approved baselines.

• First run: screenshot becomes the baseline
• Every run after: new screenshot is SHA256-hashed — if it matches the baseline, instant pass (no pixel comparison needed). If it differs, the diff engine runs and you review the change.
• AI costs are one-time: AI is only used during test creation and fixing. Running tests uses zero AI — it's pure Playwright execution.
• No per-screenshot pricing on self-hosted: every run is unlimited regardless of volume.

Create tests (one-time)          Run tests (forever)
┌──────────────────────┐         ┌──────────────────────┐
│ Manual recording     │         │ Execute Playwright    │
│   — or —             │  ────▶  │ Capture screenshots   │
│ AI generation        │  save   │ Diff against baseline │
│   — or —             │         │ Review changes        │
│ Play Agent autonomy  │         │ Approve/reject        │
└──────────────────────┘         └──────────────────────┘
  AI may be used here              No AI needed here

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Quick Start

Tech Guides

In-depth docs for every integration live on the Lastest Wiki. The README keeps things at a glance — click through for flags, payloads, and CI examples.

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Settings

All configuration lives under a unified Settings page. Per-section deep dives live on the Settings Reference wiki — the table below is the quick map.

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Environment Variables

```bash

Email (optional, for invitations)

RESEND_API_KEY= EMAIL_FROM=

Integrations

• GitHub — OAuth login, repo sync, PR comments, webhook-triggered builds, reusable GitHub Action.
• GitLab — OAuth login (self-hosted supported), MR comments, webhook triggers.
• Google OAuth — Sign in with Google.
• Google Sheets — Use spreadsheet data as test data sources with per-team OAuth, multi-tab support, custom header rows, fixed ranges, and caching.
• Notifications — Slack, Discord, custom webhooks, and GitHub/GitLab PR comments for build results.
• Email — Team invitation emails via Resend.

Comparison